Waterloo Air Show 2013

Highlights of the program for the Waterloo Air Show include performances by the Canadian Forces Snowbirds, CF-18 Demonstration Team Jet Aircraft Museum T-33 “Mako Shark”, Jane Wicker Wing Walker, Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association…

Exciting Edutainment at the National Soaring Museum

Located at Harris Hill near Elmira (the ‘Soaring Capital of America’), New York, the National Soaring Museum was established in 1978 and is dedicated to preserving the history of motorless flight…

The Bird Aviation Museum and Invention Center

Located in Sagle, Idaho, the Bird Aviation Museum and Invention Center showcases the historic achievements of early aviators and innovators who laid the groundwork for modern technology…

Explore California’s Castle Air Museum

Located in Atwater, California, the Castle Air Museum originated with the closure of the Castle Air Force Base in 1994…

Visit the Aerospace Museum of California

Located on the former McClellan Air Force Base in North Highlands, the Aerospace Museum of California features an impressive collection of authentic civilian and military aircraft, along with replicas of space vehicles…

Pearson Air Museum

As one of the oldest continually operating airfields in the United States, Pearson Field is the perfect venue for a museum dedicated to the history and development of aviation…

A Gathering of Eagles XVI

Presented by the United States Aviation Museum, A Gathering of Eagles XVI will take place on 14-15 July 2012 at Lost nation Airport. Rides will be available on two B-25s, a T-6 Trainer and Stearman…

Wings of Freedom Aviation Museum

Operating as a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving aviation history, the Wings of Freedom Aviation Museum (DVHAA) is located in Horsham, PA. Volunteers work all year round to support aircraft restoration

The Aviation Museum of South Africa

The Aviation Museum of South Africa incorporates the South African Airways Museum Society, the Dakota Association of South Africa and Skyclass Aviation, all of which aim to preserve and promote South Africa’s aviation resources and heritage in its various forms.

Classic Aircraft Saved For Britain

Some of Britain’s greatest aircraft that heralded in the jet age have been saved for the nation through the generosity of Jersey-based businessman and enthusiast Mike Collett. Mr Collett’s collection, which includes a former World Record holding English Electric Canberra, Gloster Meteor and De Havilland Vampire, all flyable, would have achieved well over one million pounds in auction in the United States. Mr Collett has donated in total some ten aircraft to the newly created The Classic Aircraft Trust (TCAT) which plans to keep them all in the air.

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